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SATI; IR DAY, JULY 14.1%
AT «THE THEATRES
RIAIJI‘O
[lost my of “Desert. Driven" in Which
Harry Corey Stars
Today marks the last performance
of “Desert Driven." at the ltlalto
theatre. The plsy.stars.Horry Carey.
It has been greeted by enthusiastl
crowds who hall it as one of the be
photoplsys having I. Western back-
ground Ind atmosphere shown in this
city in ones. In addition to the lust
showing of this sterling firm drama.
rdtlnd three 0! "Fighting Blood” will
be shown. -
Tomorrow May Allison and Robert
Ellis will be featured in""1'he “'0-
man Who Fooled Herself." The wo-
man who fooled herself might be
any woman in Norwalk. The film
story is a real story of every (my the.
It may be enacted daily in )‘Our next
door neighbor's home. or you muy
recognize incidents in the film that:
are it part of your own life. The us-
ual showing of I'nthe review and a.
comedy film will be rim.
'On Monday. Manager Ilmnilton of
the ltlulto is bringing bark to the
theatre for its swond showing "’l‘h-J
‘llrlgnt Shawl." {suturing that in
separable couple '0! gifted iii-tors.
Richard llnrtnelmess and Dorothy
Gish. The play is repealing llt'l'e lug:
popular request.
Wntt‘h the: wipers on Monday night
for un nunmlncmuint lli'\t’I‘ before
equalled in the nnnnls or local movln
history. 'l‘hr- le’lillllli'f'llll'lll “in l)‘.'
llfilh [1 Surprise :ul :1. l'uU-latiou to lo-
cal movie fans. it will llL‘ somvthlm:
that all lune wislie dtor at one time
or another. it is just another step in
the policy Of the ltinlto mnnugomi-ut
to give their patrons the host senior
nnd Inc-st films iii-st. Watch for this
nnnounccnunt in the local 1min r51.
Ill'lt-‘II\T 'l'lililY
Splendid (‘iut III-:ulI-d by Popular
linililpn “'llllnms Presents
“'l‘llnum-il in N'nrh-l"
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gent patrons are sure to be pleased
with this offering. In addition to
the headline attraction Humid Lloyd
Will be presented in one of his havo-
reel comedy hits and there will be
other appropriate and pleasing short
subjects.
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PALACE TODAY
[longfellow’s “The Village Black-
smith” Has Final Bun note
Henry W. Longfellow's immortal
poem, "The Village Blacksmith." ‘as
adopted for the screen and produced
by Fox has been one of the most ac-
ceptable pictures mode in many
months. Recently it was accorded a
very fine reception at the Regent
theatre snd there has been an insis-
tent demand for a. return engagement
here. Manager David Esterson. in
complying with the public requests.
has booked the feature for today at
the Palace theatre. Harold Lloyd
two-reel comedy and news will com-
plete the bill.
“RAILROADED”
New Herbert stlinson Picture at
Regent and l’sloce Snndsy Night
Herbert ltnwilnson's latest starring
vehicle. ”Railroadedfi’ will be offered
to Norwnlk picture patrons at the Re
gent and Palace theatres Sunday eve-
ning. This is one of the best pictures
in which Rowllnson has ever been
starred and patrons of both the Re-
gent and l‘alnce will be delighted with
it. An excellent supporting cast will
guarantee the public a. high class cu-
tertuinmrnt.
Dondone
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outside of\ the. charred look by the
State police investigating the crime.
liruzuing tho lifeless form of the
:igmi hermit ft-ct foremost. Dondone
again rostrd on the spot where an—
nther head imprint and plotted blood
.i.iS found the next day. lending to
.. - his. task ngzlin. the slnyvr draggmi
10m” ii Immr" “1' “if" “i ”W 1th.; lllc lunly along the side of a mound
gent thvntre is min of the lust re- _ m the left of lho hut. alum: the side
lwnscs m the lni\«~r.<:il [li'liigllllll thishfl; tho summer home of Mrs. \inn
your and the lirounliitiy run “hit-11‘ “‘1". of New York. across :1 l-rokvn
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"'l‘rimmml m Emil: l" is the till:- Orin". rum] and mllrnnddrnrks to thu-
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\‘.'.lll{ lizithhn \\'il’i:xm.~l, lmu: iov‘r‘llz-itho- body was rv-i-Ow-rvd just ("11‘
niIA‘d as I sihvr uhwvt ‘l:l\tll"llt‘. :lnll ; wool: lull-r by thrc-t; Ni-w Illilfnt'il llll'll
ROY 51‘ “'Hrl- “110 111'“ TWP” Okf‘i‘llllon- ni'ier futile grupplin: of the lake bot-
nlly snow-strut in important ruins of rum ly the State police and (‘x
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slurs nf lll'ilillillitnl' and llllliil). ltoi rushing the body into the dnrl.
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quiet waters. Dondone son that he
gave it s shove. and it slid into
oblivion for s week. Then. he says,
be united s. boat anchored to s tree
nearby mid went back to where he
left his bag of dandelions and dsnde-
liondtnii'o. alter which he set out for
home. He cooked supper and went
to bed.
It was when'he rested the body
the ucond time. on the side of the
mound near the nut. that Holtz's
wallet fell out of his vest pocket,
lm pays. Pieking’up the wallet. Don-
tlone says that he extracted the "0 it
con'nined. and threw it sway.8ev-
oral futile searches for the wallet in
the vicinity of where Dondons says
he th'rs'w it have been cbnduoted be-
fore and since his confession of the
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crime.
Harbor View
The photo ploy evening advertised
as 3 “Jules Delmar Treat" brought-cut
a. capacity house. Mr. Delmar sure did
live up to his reputation when he
secured Lew Wilson as an added at.
traction to 9. most interesting program
or vaudeville and photoplsys. Mr.
\V’ilson was at his best and he had the
crowd with him from start to finish.
His act. was clean cut. his talents
varied. and his stage presence pleas-
lng. Mr. Wilson's whistle numbers
particularly pleased. as did his South-
crn Mammy songs. which won for him
rounds of applause. Mr. Charles Smith
did CXCC“lionnlly well on the plane. as
his lift" \ panlst. "Temptation" was
the (entuu- picture and s Paths News.
and Acmp's table and a. two-reel
completed a. bill that will be remem-
bered long by those who witnessed the
elaborate program.
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Mrs. George Crurrli and daughter.
lmlin. are guts of Mr. snd Mrs.
Cousins.
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Miss Eleanor Alkey is the guest of
Mrs. Frances Askoy.
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Miss Eleanor Askey is the guest of
Mrs. Frances Aske)‘.
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David Page. Jr.. has been getting
much use out of the “Helen C" this
HALLO E’EN PARK
iiiii‘TT’i .ff’i . . .. $39.50 . .
STAMFORD’S OWN SHORE RESORT IS » .
OPEN FOR THE SUMMER, ON A LARGER '
'AND BETTER
BEFORE.
EASILY ACCESSIBLE BY MOTOR AND.
.TROLLEY, THE BATHING PAVILION IS
PREPARED To HANDLE THE CROWDS
THAT WILL FLOCK' To THE BEACH TO
FIND RELIEE FROM THEHOT DAYS IN
THE COOL WATERS OF. THE SOUND.
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season. The speedy motor float is seen
daily with 3 good crowd of boys enjoy-
ing the sport to their hearts content.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. George Kirby and
family of Mt. Dori. Fls.. are spending
a. week with Ml}. Ind 1:11. Harry Fish.
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“The Tuesday Tea," the first of the
season. proved a. wonderful success.
Sixty-eight ladies turned out to per-
tlelpate in the delightful social that
Mrs. 'r'. Henry. as hostess. and Mrs.
“oestrous psi; hum-rm .1911 so also“
Miss Jose Lurch pissed her hearers
with'weil rendered soprano solos and
Henry Noll delighted his listeners in
his numbers on the comet. Mr. Fur-
msn obliged on the piano. Officers
for the swonwere elected as follows:
Mrs. sturgeon Dunham. president: Mrs.
J. H. Wurthman. vice-president: Mrs.
David U. Page, treasurer. and Mrs.
George Clark, secretary.
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Lucy Fuller is fast becoming pro—
ficient in diving. Lucy is quite in. figure
on the swimming float.
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Jack Worthman 3ntcrtuined the
younger set Wednesday with a motor
trip to Bell Island where his guests
enjoyed s. swim.
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A shadow dance is billed for the club
this evening. Horace Pintt hss some
interesting novelties that is bound to
”please those that will sttend.
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George Johnston. treasurer of the
entertainment committee reports that
the sale of season tickets this your so
far encoded his expectation. Harbor
View is going ahead strong. he ssye.
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Fred Brunnoll has been figuring out
a way of eliminating the waiting stops
between reels at the movies without
going to the expense of another
mschlnc. The new attachment which
he hopes to secure shortly will cut the
stop in half.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Page enter.
ruined a number of friends at dinner
W'odncsdsy evening at Dorlsnrls.
"liclmsr's Classical. Dancers" are
getting better and better every Jar.
Mrs. Jules Delmar has worked wood-
ers already with the children.
If lust
Wednesday's rehearsal is any criterion
of what thesekchlldren will accomplish
in future rehearstls the show in which
they. Will participate on August 20 will
be Well worth double the price or ad-
mission.
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I Mrs. C. D. Steurer will be hostess to
the next Tuesday tea. She will be as-
sisted by Mrs. Carl Jackson.
Old Glory Council
Holds Installation
‘ Old Glory council. No:- 2. D. of A.
!l1eld the installation of officers last
evening at the Red Men's hull. Wash.
ington street.
The following officers were. installed
by Deputy Mrs. Barbara. Frank of
.Btsmford:
Junior Past Councilor. Mrs. Flor-
ence Joshen; Asso. Jr. Past Councilor.
Mrs. Katherine Johnson; Councilor.
Miss Marlon Weed: Asso. Councilor.
Miss N. Aekcrly: Vice Councilor. Mrs.
Mary Bloom: Asso. Vice Councilor.
Mrs. M. \Vllson: Conductor. Mrs.
Pearl Raymond: Warden. Miss Flor-
ence Masher; Inside Sentinel, Arthur
CARNIVAL
Semon: Outside Sentinel. Mrs. Anna.
Butts; Recording Secretary. Mrs. Mar-
garet Semen: Assn. Recording Secre-
tary. Mrs. Anna Semen; l‘inanclal
Secretary. Henry Bemon; Trcasurer.
Stephen Miller; Trustee, Arthur Se-
mon‘. ‘
Deputy Mrs. Barbara Frank pre-
sented Sister Joslin with :1 rast coun-
cllor's jewel. The council has planned
to hold an outing at Cockenoe island
Sunday, July 22nd {or members and
friends.
Wilton
There will be a rummage sale at
the apartmmt house near the Mod-
ern Gro'ccry Saturday afternoon.
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There will be an entertainment.
known as tho Cantr‘rhury Market.
held on St. Matthew's church
grounds. Saturday afternoon. July 28
Fancy articles. cakc‘. fruit and ve got?»
bios will be sold and afternoon too
will he served. Amusements will be
provided especially for the chlldrtn.
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Miss Hart. the librarian. in her nn-iplrtly covering on em
adult regis— front gate. H
nual report, states that
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Tim gardens 3,-1.1 hm‘ _
. beautiful. Ornflmr'ntrd .;..: ‘
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iratlon was 21:. Juvcnitn -«
tion. adult. 3.271. juror IF
eluding 238 periodic:
were loaned Miss Nlrhc1.
dale. which were 105ml 29
bot-hood. no record 2.4;»
books were added to :..
the year. makin: a ”‘3! r.
oom; of the books nadéa‘
purchased. 59 for thn .L‘.
the Cedar Cindrclln fwnl;
another fund. :49 w.”
given from the Stnto ;;- —
“'ilton Book club. 4?. f..
Nichols of So. Wilt-or.
report of the National Mr»
mission. and 34 books “1,; ‘1’
A. Jones. The rest “'Ff'r r:
number of individual: I.
were lent to 8 \Vi'mn s»
5 schools and 30-44 and
nut Hill. Holden Hill and \nw."
ton respectively. The i “‘3
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